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Supreme Court Defers Harvard Case On Race In College Admissions With abortion and guns already on the agenda, the conservative-dominated Supreme Court is considering adding a third blockbuster issue. -
How Biden's Tax Plan May Spark More Charitable Giving President Joe Biden’s plan to tax the wealthy may trigger a shift in charitable giving strategies. -
As School Year Ends, Districts Begin Planning For Fall Semester While the school year has ended across South Dakota for many students, staff and administrators still have work to do. -
Judge Denies Appeal From Sioux Falls Mother Over School District Boundaries A Minnehaha County judge has ruled in favor of the Sioux Falls School District regarding the boundaries that will take effect this fall. -
Legislative Task Force To Make Recommendations On 'American Rescue Plan' Dollars South Dakota legislators will ultimately have to decide how to spend almost one billion federal dollars. -
Do You Need A Premarital Agreement? - 10 Questions to Consider A prenuptial agreement could be viewed as an important document that protects not only one or both parties, but also protects children. -
Restaurant survival hopes pick up as $28.6B in grants begin Thousands of restaurants and bars decimated by the COVID-19 outbreak have a better chance at survival. -
Dakota Access Pipeline Wants Review From US Supreme Court The owners of the Dakota Access pipeline say they want the U.S. Supreme Court to review lower court opinions. -
South Dakota Sees A Large Number Of Superintendent Job Openings South Dakota school districts have 28 superintendent job openings this year, with 17 of those openings coming from the current superintendent retiring. -
2021 Could Be The Year Of Estate Planning The COVID-19 pandemic has put a spotlight on legacy planning by highlighting the need to get estate plans in order—a task most of us have admittedly neglected.